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The One Product You Should Never Use On Thinning Hair, According To A Dermatologist

February 3, 2018 by Kiarra Lyles
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Most shampoos contain sulfates that may cause damage to thinning hair. Sulfates are chemicals that make shampoos lather and foam to remove dirt and debris. While sulfates help get your hair squeaky clean, they can also be quite harsh and strip your hair. 

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If you have thin hair that is also color-treated, shampoos with sulfates may cause even more damage. “Using sulfates on color-treated hair can be too strong and will likely strip the color,” says cosmetic chemist Ginger King.

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But, all is not lost. “It is possible to get hair clean without sulfates," says dermatologist Dr. Eric Schweiger. We recommend OGX Sulfate-Free Repairing Awapuhi Ginger Shampoo and Conditioner that contain rich keratin proteins that strengthen the hair. 

 

Also, if you're new to sulfate-free products, check out this complete guide to sulfate-free products at SheFinds.com!

 

OGX Sulfate-Free Repairing Awapuhi Ginger Shampoo ($8.29)

OGX Sulfate-Free Repairing Awapuhi Ginger Conditioner ($5.74)

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